Thread: Bloody boxers

I feel for you...
Our bitch had complications giving birth and after much poking and prodding by the vet was whisked in for an emergency caesar.
Now we can't get her within a bulls roar of any vet. She can smell them a mile away and will scratch you to pieces if you try and get her through the door. My wife has tried taking her in and getting them to fuss over her with treats etc, but she's wise to it...

Hi Lou, Ian was telling us about her when he was here last week.

Fingers crossed.....we sincerely hope all goes well.

Cheers, Erich

Yeah so do I......Erich.

all best maaate..

Sorry to hear that Lou, I hope she pulls through ok, they can be tough little buggers dogs. They live in a caring environment so thats a great head start.

hope your girl recovers from it lou. stay positive and she will pull through .

Hope she is back on her feet soon. I guess the next thing will be an Elizabethan collar for her to put up with - they are always fun on any dog.

Hope she comes through without any problems Lou.

We're currently looking after the next door neighbour's female boxer while they're away in NZ - great dogs and always good for a bit of entertainment.

This one was "missing" her owners for the first couple of nights, and ended up sneaking into our loungeroom (there's a side gate we leave open for her) and jumping up and curling up on my lap while I was asleep in my chair - the Mrs got a couple of good photos on her phone.